Reply #177: Sure it does. Vaccines were the spark that lit the ASD fuse.

[cureautismnow]

If I cut down a tree and it falls on your mailbox, you could technically say that my axe didn't cause the destruction of your mailbox. The tree did. Nevertheless, the axe obviously set in motion the chain of events that led to your mailbox's demise.

They didn't say might have or could have. They said the vaccines SIGNIFICANTLY aggravated her m-disorder, which ultimately led to her ASD condition. They didn't even try to convince the court that vaccines played a superficial role or that she might have exhibited ASD symptoms sans any vaccinations. THEY GAVE UP. The family took the money and ran, since they now have the financial means to provide for their daughter's special needs. I'd have done the same thing. ABA therapy (40 hours/week at $65/hour = $135,200 per year) is not cheap. Let the mercury pushers spin their obvious defeat until they're blue in the face. Just take the money and provide for your child.

BTW, Varkam, enlighten us please. Who's YOUR sugar daddy?

Be honest. :hi: